Céor (rivière) walks

This walk is situated at the confluence of three valleys and between two picturesque villages, Saint-Just and Castelpers.The site of Castelpers is an ancient fortified settlement, mentioned in the Book of Miracles of Sainte-Foy de Conques. It has become a very popular destination. Of this former seigneury and barony belonging to the Castelpers family (13th to 17th centuries), all that remains on the rock is the pre-Romanesque chapel known as Notre-Dame du Roc.This small sanctuary overlooks the Giffou Gorges from a height of 150 metres and houses a statue of the Virgin Mary crushing three black snakes.The Chapel of Saint-Jean de Castelpers (2 km away), nestled amidst the woods, was originally a small abbey which became a flourishing priory until the end of the Crusades.

Nestled in the Céor valley, a true paradise for fishermen, the village of Salmiech enjoyed a successful revival during the Salt Road era.

A short, idyllic circular route through the cultivated, wooded and lush countryside of Lévézou.

An easy walk, combining wooded paths and tarmac roads. A pleasant, shaded route despite the undulating terrain.